I’ve been insanely busy lately with both my directories work and my new (super exciting) gig reviewing for The Stage. But I haven’t entirely neglected Dark Dates, and have some fun promo stuff lined up over the next few months, and have connected with some great bloggers over the last few weeks. First up, was ‘My […]
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Dark Dates is delighted to welcome author Anne Hamilton, who kindly stopped by to answer some questions and talk about her book, A Blonde Bengali Wife – the proceeds from which go to the educational charity Bhola’s Children. Hi Tracey, thank for having me! Tell us a little about your book… A Blonde Bengali Wife is […]
Another present from Liberty stationery hall (I don’t buy myself Lacroix!)
Y’all know I love a Moleskine (I was just tidying my shelves and I have… um, a few). I also, for weird and sentimental reasons, have an abiding love for the aliens from the film Toy Story. So when I found out Moleskine was doing a limited edition Toy Story range, I just had to […]
The Angel Falls promo continues apace, but it’s the backlist that been getting some love lately (is it just me, or does that sound rude?) Contemporary romance author Jenny Kane kindly hosted an interview on her blog, where I talk about Angel Falls and my rom-com chicklit book, The Bridesmaid Blues. (Also: her blog tagline is […]
The lovely Jo at Jaffa Reads Too (Jaffa being her gorgeous big ol’ ginger cat) and I have bonded over her kitty and my step-kitty (regular readers will be familiar with Lyra, below, who also likes a good book). She kindly hosted a Guest Post on her blog. When I came across blogger Cassandra I […]
So, I promised myself I wouldn’t buy any new notebooks on my recent trip to Newcastle. And obviously, when I saw this lovely shiny thing in Fenwick’s, I realised that was a foolish promise to make.
I was in Newcastle this week catching up with friends, and took some sneaky shelfies in my friend Lynda’s spare room – including one I couldn’t resist, and a reminder where a certain vampire got his name…! (Plus some very flattering company to be in…)
This House of Hackney notebook (which I got for Christmas) is a beauty – hardback, lined, and big enough to use as a weapon if you wanted to. Not that you would, obvs.
I get a lot of scepticism about my notebook collection. Some of it justified: I love an expensive notebook, to the bafflement of some of my friends (“it’s just bloody paper!” one exclaimed, despairing, when I was trying to justify some pricey purchase), and I am ridiculously picky about what I write my first and […]
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